it's the first time since 2012 that a team from germany hasn't won the winterberg race, but this timehe british team of brad hall, taylor lawrence, arran gulliver and greg cackett, who claimed victory by just under two tenths of a second. 17—year—old mia brookes has won her second big air world cup of the season. the teenagerfrom cheshire beat off competition from home favourite and two—time 0lympic big air champion anna gasser. she spoke to the bbc after her win. idid not i did not even planned to come here, it was only when mike said to me, do a 14! did here, it was only when mike said to me, do a 14!- said to me, do a 14! did you think the — said to me, do a 14! did you think the job _ said to me, do a 14! did you think the job was _ said to me, do a 14! did you think the job was big - said to me, do a 14! did you l think the job was big enough? —— thejob. definitely think the job was big enough? —— the job. definitely not, think the job was big enough? —— thejob. definitely not, i knew i could do the trick. but il-io knew i could do the trick. but il—10 and —— but i entered a diff

it happened in the four—man bobsleigh at the world cup in winterberg, germany. that a team from germany has not won the winterberg race. read more about that over on the bbc sport website. world number one aryna sabalenka won the brisbane international in an ideal warm—up for her australian open title defence. after beating polina kudermetova in three sets for an 18th career title, she'll now try and become the first woman to win three consecutive australian open singles titles since martina hingis in the late 19905. lam i am definitely super happy to finally lift this trophy, it is a really important tournament before heading to the australia open, the final match was a bit tricky, everyone was overheating. —— over hitting. it was a crazy match but i'm really glad. in the men's tournament, it didn't take long forjiri lehecka to claim his second atp title as his final against reilly opelka in brisbane lasted all of 15 minutes. the american, who's struggled with injuries throughout his whole career, was forced to retire due to back issues when he was 4—1 down in

it denied germany a home victory in winterberg for the first time in 13 years.the success is down to years of hard work. it's been building up to this, i think, over the last few years. we have won so many silver medals on this track. we were pretty gutted to miss out on the world championships last year, and we finished with sixth place after a lot of injuries. i had back injury, greg was out with a major hamstring tear and other injuries for arran as well. to come back and get first place is a massive success for us, and to do it in the germans�* back yard is another thing as well. couldn't be happier with that. how did it feel for you guys? starting with you, greg? we've been working for this for so many years. since our debut in 2018, pyeongchang, to get to where we are now is extraordinary. like brad said, the germans�* back yard, the third time we've done that. winter berg, it's never been done. we have won tons of silver medals there. to finally get the gold over the line was really special. was your view towards the end? we needed to give him a good push

it's the first time since 2012 that a team from germany has not won the winterberg race.ritish snowboarder mia brookes has got her second big air world cup win of the season. she said she surprised herself after producing the highest score on her third and final run in austria to get her second victory in a row. she landed a cab 14110 melon trick to win the event. i knew i could do the trick, it was just whether i could get it round on thejump. i went into a different realm when i was in the air. i was like landing... two ina the air. i was like landing... two in a row — how does that feel? two in a row - how does that feel? ., ., feel? kind of unreal. i -- it needs to — feel? kind of unreal. i -- it needs to sink _ feel? kind of unreal. i -- it needs to sink in _ feel? kind of unreal. i -- it needs to sink in for- feel? kind of unreal. i -- it needs to sink in for a - feel? kind of unreal. i -- it needs to sink in for a bit. l russia's daria kasatkina is through to the second round of the adelaide international. the world number nine, who's been the losing finalist in th

and more skeleton success for british sliders, as matt weston wins in winterberg to move to the top ofhe world cup rankings. evening. in the next few hours, we will have our first world champion of the year — that's what the darts always delivers, and it should be a fantastic occasion. 12 months after storming alexandra palace as a 16—year—old, luke littler is back in the final — and what a year he's had, the teenager taking title after title on tour, but now he has a second crack at the greatest prize of all. standing in his way one of the big beasts on the oche, dutchman michael van gerwen — twice littlers�* age, a three—time world champion — in what will be his seventh final. we'll get the latest from north london in a moment — but first, here's patrick gearey on a sport that has really hit the bullseye with the rise of luke littler. and so, to the final double. littler is through- — and so, to the final double. littler is through. one _ and so, to the final double. littler is through. one littler, _ and so, to the final double. littler is through. one littler, the - and so, to the